One-hundred-eighty-five students were conferred diplomas from St. Mary’s Dominican High School Commencement for the Class of 2022 during 10:30 a.m. campus ceremonies on May 21. President Dr. Cynthia A. Thomas… Read More
On the Feast Day of Our Lady of Fatima, members of Dominican’s Pro-Life Club, with Club Moderator Theresa Maquar, gathered in Our Lady Queen of the Rosary Chapel to pray… Read More
Students in Mrs. Crissy Gicona’s 8th grade science class welcomed guest speaker Sylvia Mullen ’18 a senior honors student at the University of New Orleans who shared findings from her… Read More
Sr. Dominic Savio, OP and Spanish teacher Mrs. Claudia Vallejo listened to Sr. Ana González, O.P., with Albertus Magnus College Admissions in New Haven, CT, as the first guest speaker for interview… Read More
Checking macroinvertebrates under the roots of an invasive water hyacinth, building multiple lines of defense for protection from hurricanes and storm surge – these were among the lessons about the… Read More
Nine St. Mary’s Dominican High School juniors were presented Book Awards from universities and colleges to celebrate achievements of the Junior Class. The annual Book Awards are in recognition of… Read More
At the annual Youth Leadership Celebration and Awards presentation held at Transfiguration of the Lord Church in New Orleans, 11 Dominican students were among the honorees recognized for their commitment… Read More
The New Orleans Hispanic Heritage Foundation (NOHHF) has awarded scholarships to St. Mary’s Dominican High School students Gissel Alvarez, Brianna Copping, Sophia delCorral, Carolyn Sosa, and Janelle Ulloa. NOHHF is a non-profit community organization whose main purpose is to provide an organized and directed effort in cultivating and promoting the Hispanic heritage of New Orleans and the Southern region. Each year, NOHHF awards high school scholarships to talented Hispanic students at local schools participating in the NOHHF Scholarship Program.
Gissel Alvarez
Brianna Copping
Sophia delCorral
Carolyn Sosa
Janelle Ulloa
The New Orleans Hispanic Heritage Foundation (NOHHF) has recognized Katherine Aranda, Maggie Calix, Lillian Cazabon, Isabella Cordova, Ella Edwards, Isabella Forest, Taelor Foret, Olivia Hurley, Priscilla Martinez, Roma McAlear, Kylie Mims, Jessica Mora, Makayla O’Quain, Kiley Rousselle, Paige Sarrat, Abi Scanlan, and Isabella Soto as NOHHF Academic Recognition Scholars.
Created several years ago for high school juniors and seniors, NOHHF Academic Recognition Scholar candidates must have a grade point average of 3.5 or above, plan to attend a four-year college, and are nominated by his or her participating school. NOHHF also selects students who are committed to being involved in the Hispanic community or in Hispanic-related endeavors.
Katherine Aranda
Maggie Calix
Lillian Cazabon
Isabella Cordova
Ella Edwards
Isabella Forest
Taelor Foret
Olivia Hurley
Priscilla Martinez
Roma McAlear
Kylie Mims
Jessica Mora
Makayla O’Quain
Kiley Rousselle
Paige Sarrat
Abi Scanlan
Isabella Soto
